Rebirth of a Village Girl novel Chapter 934

Chapter 934: 229: Great beauty! Siblings?

Some people, just by looking at their faces, you can tell their character.

Liu Qi believed that Ni Yang was not one of those people.

Liu Ru snorted coldly, "You speak as if you know her so well! I am going back to tell our parents—let them break your legs!"

Ni Yang didn’t linger in the Mall, after meeting siblings Liu Qi and Liu Ru, she went to visit Grandma Liu.

Grandma Liu was holding Dapang in her arms, watching Huangmei Opera.

The opera "Meng Jiangnu’s Bitter Weeping at the Great Wall" brought tears to Grandma Liu’s eyes.

"Grandma Liu." Ni Yang gently tapped on the wooden door.

"It’s you, Yangyang." Grandma Liu turned around, wiping her tears.

Dapang meowed, leaping from Grandma Liu’s lap onto Ni Yang.

"Come, have a seat." Grandma Liu patted the small bamboo chair beside her.

Ni Yang walked over and sat down. After some small talk, Ni Yang brought up the important matter, "Grandma Liu, do you know Liu Haoshan?"

"Liu Haoshan?" Grandma Liu frowned, "I don’t know him."

"Could you think about it a bit more?" Ni Yang continued.

Grandma Liu shook her head, "I still don’t recognize that name, Yangyang. Why are you asking about this Liu Haoshan all of a sudden?"

Then, Ni Yang mentioned the matter concerning siblings Liu Qi and Liu Ru.

"Their heirloom?" Grandma Liu said angrily, "What kind of people are these siblings? When did my bracelet become their heirloom? Yangyang, don’t pay attention to them! This bracelet has always been mine—nobody else’s heirloom!"

Ni Yang continued, "Grandma Liu, could it be possible that they are your long-lost relatives? Their father is called Liu Haoshan, are you sure you don’t know Liu Haoshan?"

Grandma Liu firmly shook her head, "I may be old, but I’m not senile. I’m certain I do not know Liu Haoshan! I suspect they just want to swindle your bracelet, Yangyang, don’t let them deceive you!"

Aside from her parents, Grandma Liu had three older brothers, one younger brother, eight sisters-in-law, and about a dozen nieces and nephews—all lost during the war.

Some died, some disappeared.

That year of the war, Grandma Liu had been newly married when the sudden conflict took her husband’s life.

Whenever she recalled these memories, it became hard for Grandma Liu to breathe.

Grandma Liu wiped her eyes, continuing, "Now, I’m just a lonely old widow. I don’t have any relatives left..."